Irving K. Barber Learning Centre

Irving K. Barber is an anthropologist and a graduate of UBC who has donated huge sums to UBC. This learning center is named for him. It has a rich collection of books and precise temperature and humidity control equipment for scarce books and literature. There are classrooms, conference rooms, Aboriginal reading rooms, and a cafe.

The center is named after an anthropologist and UBC graduate. It is a library where some rare and special study materials from UBC are also stored.

During the journey, the spiritual baptism, The Irving K. Barber Learning Center in Columbia University, recommended by friends who study, if you go to Vancouver, you will go to the University of British Columbia, referred to as UBC, and there is a learning center affiliated with it. You can go abroad to appreciate their learning atmosphere or Yes, you can inspire yourself to be more angry and have a small unease in your heart (inner monologue: no one heard). The tour experience drum is not encouraged for the time being. The shock that it brings to yourself is not small. As soon as you enter, you can see the sign of The Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. The design of the glass wall can clearly see the winding stairs inside, the neatly arranged books, and the good comrades who are reading books on the seats. The example of learning, walking inside, can only occasionally hear the sound of turning books, very quiet, there are not only books, seats, there are rest and entertainment venues, theaters, cafes, but also multimedia classrooms that can be academic exchanges, which is convenient for common learning. There is also a leisurely gallery, which can be said to be very modern and well equipped. Traveling advice beautiful little cute, temporarily put down the heels, haha, da da walking sound, for the comrades who love to learn, should not be needed for the time being.